TNPSC Combined Engineering Services Paper 2008 Textile Engineering

TNPSC Engineering Services Previous Year Question Paper 2008 for Textile Engineering

 

TNPSC – Combined – Engg. – Services – 2008 – Textile-Engg.
Sr. No. Questions with multiple options
1. The speed at which POY (PET) is produced is

(a)    100 m/min

(b)   6000 m / min

(c)    3000 m/min

(d)   4500 m / min

2. Polystyrene cannot be made into fibre because

(a)    It is amorphous

(b)   It is linear

(c)    It is semi-crystalline

(d)   It is crystalline

3. Glass transition temperature ( is _______ reaction.

(a)    Endothermic

(b)   Exothermic

(c)    Partially exothermic

(d)   Partially endothermic

4. The crystallinity % of polypropylene fibre is

(a)    6%

(b)   75%

(c)    25%

(d)   50%

5. The fibre with negative birefringence is

(a)    PET

(b)   Nylon-6

(c)    Nylon-66

(d)   Acrylic

   
6. The precursor for carbon fibre is

(a)    Nylon-6

(b)   PET

(c)    Acrylic

(d)   Nylon-66

7. The melt flow index of high molecular weight PP is

(a)    3

(b)   25

(c)    30

(d)   35

8. ______ is used as preferred catalyst for polymerization of caprolactum.

(a)    Acid

(b)   Base

(c)    Water

(d)   Salt solution

9. The glass transition temperature of polypropylene is

(a)    – 10° C

(b)   – 100° C

(c)    – 50° C

(d)   10° C

10. The fibre that can be cold drawn is

(a)    Nylon

(b)   PET

(c)    Acrylic

(d)   Aramid

   
11. The relationship between molecular weight (MW) and DP (degree of polymersation) in nylon -6 polymerisation is

(a)    MW = 10 x DP

(b)   MW = 113 x DP

(c)    MW = 200 x DP

(d)   MW = 250 x DP

12. PET dissolves in

(a)    Acetic acid

(b)   Acrylic acid

(c)    O-chlorophenol

(d)   Acetone

13. The length of screw in extruder is higher for

(a)    Nylon-6

(b)   Nylon-66

(c)    PET

(d)   PP.

14. The density of _____ fibre is highest.

(a)    Polypropylene

(b)   Polyethylene

(c)    Nylon

(d)   Cotton

15. Which one of the following is a fault produced in friction texturising?

(a)    Die swell

(b)   Draw resonance

(c)    Tight spots

(d)   Melt drips

   
16. The melting point of high performance polyethylene is

(a)    150° C

(b)   200° C

(c)    10° C

(d)   70° C

17. The fibre that is used for ballistic production is

(a)    Carbon fibre

(b)   Glass fibre

(c)    High performance polyethylene

(d)   PET fibre

18. Acrylic fibres are solution spun because

(a)    It is eco-friendly

(b)   The production speed is higher

(c)    It is cost effective

(d)   Acrylic polymer cannot be melted

19. Retting is the extraction process applied for the production of ____ fibre.

(a)    Wool

(b)   Silk

(c)    Viscose

(d)   Jute

20. The temperature range adopted in the shredding process of viscose manufacture is

(a)    60° C – 70° C

(b)   90° C – 100° C

(c)    50° C – 55° C

(d)   18° C – 20° C

   
  Published on 9th Oct 2021
   

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